"Good Girls" / "Long Time"

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Single outing for a twenty five year ol performer and songwriter long involve in the professional music scene of the mid western U.S. until taking a brief hiatus and moving to the Pacific  Northwest several years back. Now, says Paul, its time to get back into performing. As  a first step in this direction he has chosen to get into Seattle's Triangle Recording for the vinylizing of two of his original compositions. Commenting on those compositions, Maurice Points to "Good Girls" as an up beat rock tune with lyrical focus penned from a friend's lifestyle, while "Long Time"  is characterized as  a slow ballad that makes one think about a woman.

The preceding originally appeared in NORTHWEST DISC-COVERIES& SOUND REPORT Volume 7 #7 September, 1982.

LOCATION: Seattle, WA
RECORDING PERSONNEL: Maurice Paul [vocals, acoustic guitar, drums]; Mark Vickers [electric guitar, bass, mandolin]; Jim Sadler [synthisizer]; Ruth Higgins [vocals]
RECORDING STUDIO: Triangle Recording
RECORDING ENGINEER: Bill Stuber / Pat Hewitt

FORMAT: disc
SIZE: 7"
SPEED: 45 rpm
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